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If you run a Wilson Case Trimmer and reload 9mm Luger, this is the piece that lets you trim those cases right. Pistol brass is a different animal than rifle brass since it has next to no body taper, so it needs a holder built more like a neck sizing die to grip the case securely. That is exactly what the PH-9MM does, and it is machined from hardened steel right here in the USA to hold its dimensions trim after trim.
Because 9mm cases have straight walls, they can't be bumped in and out the way most rifle cases are. You press the fired case fully into the holder with a light arbor press or a mallet, trim it on your Wilson trimmer, then drive or push it back out. A lot of folks keep a wooden dowel or a punch handy for knocking cases free. The body is cut longer than the case so the brass seats clear inside without dinging the mouth, and the mouth end is counter-bored to give the cutter room to work.
Sam Wilson, a champion pistol shooter, favored trimming pistol cases before resizing so you weren't cutting away your crimp, which also helps bullet seating down the line. The payoff is consistency. Yes, pistol brass runs a little slower through a Wilson trimmer than rifle brass, but what you get is very uniform case length across the batch, and uniform length means clean, repeatable crimps round after round.
It is worth noting this holder is designed for fired brass specifically, which is where it earns its keep for high-volume 9mm loaders chasing match-grade consistency. Pair it with your existing Wilson Case Trimmer and you have a precision setup that is tough to beat for the money.
Yes. This holder is built to work with the L.E. Wilson Case Trimmer and positions the case square to the cutter. On its own it is just the holder, so you will want the trimmer to put it to use.
9mm Luger cases have practically no body taper, so they grip tight inside the die-style holder. You press each fired case fully in with a light arbor press or mallet, then drive or push it back out. Many reloaders keep a wooden dowel or punch handy to knock cases free.
This holder is designed specifically for fired 9mm Luger brass. Sam Wilson favored trimming pistol cases before resizing so you weren't cutting away the crimp, which also helps with bullet seating. For the best results, use it as intended with fired cases.
A bit, yes, since the cases have to be pressed in and driven out rather than bumped. The tradeoff is worth it for most loaders because you end up with very uniform case length and consistent, clean crimps across the whole batch.
| UPC | 815145022929 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PH-9MM |
| Shipping Weight | 0.3 |
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